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Havering Singers warmly invite you to their annual Christmas Concert on Saturday 20 December 2025 at 7:30pm. The concert is being held in St Peter’s Church, Gubbins Lane, Harold Wood RM3 0QA. Tickets cost £15 for adults (half price for children under 16) and can be purchased

Transport for London (TfL) have a section of their website dedicated to the Gallows Corner Flyover reconstruction. They have now started producing a monthly e-newsletter. The first of these is available via the Gallows Corner Flyover Renewal Project Monthly Update December 2025 link. This details what work

Every week, Havering Council publishes a lists of planning applications received within the previous seven days. To view the most recent list see the 02 – 08 December 2025 Weekly Planning List link. To view lists of earlier applications, see the Eight Week Planning Applications link.

Havering Rotary Club’s Christmas float will again be visiting many roads in Cranham and Upminster in December 2025. Monday 15 December – Gaynes Park Road, Sycamore Avenue, Maple Avenue Beech Avenue, Oak Avenue, Elm Avenue, South View Drive, Acacia Drive, Little Gaynes Lane, Lime Avenue, Aspen Grove,

The online version of the December 2025 edition of the Bulletin is now available via the December 2025 Bulletin link.

Every week, Havering Council publishes a lists of planning applications received within the previous seven days. To view the most recent list see the 25 November – 01 December 2025 Weekly Planning List link. To view lists of earlier applications, see the Eight Week Planning Applications link.

Saint Francis Hospice have asked us to publicise their Light Up a Life campaign. By celebrating your loved one through a gift, attending a Light Up a Life service or sharing a cherished dedication, you will be spreading the warmth of Saint Francis Hospice. On behalf of

The London Picture Archive has published a series of over 350 photographs taken of damage to buildings in the City of London during the Second World War. The photos were all taken by two City of London Police Officers, Arthur Cross and Fred Tibbs, who were assigned

The festive season is a time to celebrate kindness, creativity, and community spirit. Each year, Pinney Talfourd partner with Corbets Tey School, which supports children with complex learning needs, to design their Christmas card. This year, the theme was ‘Animals at Christmas’, chosen in support of Pinney Talfourd’s